American Bid: Soccer Heads and Victor Montagliani

american bid: We have some time to adjust to the reality, according to CBC. FIFA's new-look showpiece, featuring 16 preliminary groups of three teams each, won't be with us until 2026. It's happening and all of us need to wrap our soccer heads around the looming onset of a 48-nation World Cup. And chances are it will be close to home. There's no question the Americans can and might go it alone, but with Canada's Victor Montagliani now in charge of CONCACAF there is reason to suspect Canada and perhaps Mexico might be part of a larger North American bid. Where better than the New World to launch an updated version of an historic event which, by then, will be approaching its 100th birthday With 80 games spread over 32 days, there are legitimate grounds to support a multi-national approach to hosting. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.